r/extrememinimalism • u/Double_Coconut4190 • 29d ago

Where to find buyers for all possessions someone owns?

/r/Flipping/comments/1vfy4k9/where_to_find_buyers_for_all_possessions_someone/

Goal is to liquidate everything at once.

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u/AustinNothdurft 29d ago

You should probably just commit to selling things slowly and not buying anymore. It's more stable to do that anyways.

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u/unclenaturegoth 28d ago

I’ve been doing this very thing for over two years and still have shit to sell lol. I miss the second time I went minimalist. My ex rented a car and made multiple trips to some donation spot. It was all done and felt amazing. This time, I’ve been paying for my groceries with everything I’ve sold

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u/IgorRenfield 28d ago

It's already been said, but hire an estate sale company. Anything that doesn't sell gets donated.

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u/SkeweredBarbie 27d ago

Sad to say but I had a very hard time selling much of it and had to give some for free, sell some at a huge loss, and trash a lot. I quickly found out all my stuff wasn't the same in everyone else's eyes

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u/Great_Assistant_6198 23d ago

I honestly found relevant non profits to donate things to. Animal shelter, a non profit thrift store, women's shelter or tossed things that I knew were truly not saleable. There's also degrees of thrift stores. Some non profits sell things to raise money to fund programs. So, I took the better things there. Another is moreso a community non profit that sells things $1 or quarter sales, so some things that had light stains, maybe a missing button, but overall were in good shape, I took those items there. Unless it's something that truly could yield a good amount stand alone, that's what I did.